Amulet! Kanté Sets Unbeaten Record for European Players – A Team with Him Never Loses

On the early morning of July 2, in the round of 16 of the European Championship, France defeated Belgium 1-0, with midfielder N’Golo Kanté achieving an impressive unbeaten record.

Statistics reveal that Kanté has now become the European player with the most consecutive unbeaten matches in major international tournaments. Representing the French national team, he boasts an astonishing 19-match unbeaten streak in both the European Championship and the World Cup, comprising 13 wins and 6 draws. Notably, in the Euro competition specifically, he also holds the longest unbeaten record, standing at 7 wins and 5 draws.

Speculations were rife that Kanté’s move to the Middle East league might signal the end of his international career. However, the 1991-born player has thrived at Al-Ittihad Club in Saudi Arabia, solidifying his position in the club and reclaiming his spot on the national team.

With his ever-consistent high energy levels, Kanté continues to impress the coaching staff. He started all four games for France and was twice named man of the match. After the game against the Netherlands, Manager Didier Deschamps humorously remarked, “For Kanté, playing 90 minutes is just a warm-up. After the match, he runs a few extra laps.”

In the knockout stage, Kanté’s numbers remain impressive: a passing accuracy of 95%, creating 2 chances, 100% success rate in both dribbles and tackles, making 7 interceptions, and winning 4 aerial duels.

Thanks to Kanté’s remarkable performances, France advanced to the quarter-finals of the Euros with a 1-0 victory over Belgium. Next, Kanté and his teammates will face Portugal as they continue their quest for the title.